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Whitby Fr.. Pros, Wedfresclay, August 26, 1992,ý Page DonMarioBouehow. Do ulvan wants 'to start worling, with local residents to make an impact at the national level as teir Reform ýParty representative in, Ottawa. Te time has corne for aùil levèes of pliticians to work together and. br their dif- ferences for the ¶dothe-c'oun- tiy, wlthoutw g wit a chip j on their shouldèes and having their minds already made u p on thinu*»he saYs. Suillv~aagn with Bill Foden of Plckerin*'and Andrew Davies of Whitby lis seoking the Reform Party nomination, for' Ontario' ridinq to ho decided'Sept. 9 'at te AÀNax comnmunityr centre.* "I would run my federal cern- palgntalking about what I will do nas opps to ýwhat the other gay didc t do or did- do badly,» ho Slia,58, han beèin a rosi- dent in Ajax for the past 22 years and is an administration officer for Port of Toronto police and security departrnent. The first-time political candi- date declined to run< for the nr~ ive Conservative party in te Oshawa riding ini the 1984 federal election because ho had *no respect. for its new leader at the time, Brian Mulroney. Last January, Sullivan decided to run for the Réform Pà"rty after hearlng party leader Preston Mannng speak at ameetingin Pickering Sullivan says what Manning> had to e'y made a lot of sens. to hüm and says ho was impressed by the turnout of 6,000 people at thernebeting. The m'mehp in>,théeparty's Ontario ridin association has Juipevan j 90 u..tie i th from. sulva ays bis campain is ô or. people-riented than husi- -ness-oriented, a reflection of the <Refoïrrn Part' which is not, spon- soned byany hi&g usinessos. If, electàd, Sullivan says ho would 1ke te help organize meet- ~:ings for people te give their input and get things started on a local level. Sullivan says ho would emphasizo that people,. grouipe, businesses and politicians work toehrinstead of- against each tother l the ie <People shouldn't awaswait for theéfe egverriment te do tngforthem, he says. O.of bihinconceahas been -the amount of tîme the federal govenment as well as the- provincial mihisters have spent on the national unity issue instead of focusing on the economy and the creation ofjobs. People are worried about their jobs and family securityr and want te eeo action now te get the economy going again, ho says. «What is wrong with puttingý tho 'national unity issue on the back-burnor and- kick-start the econromy,»he says.,, "If people don't have any. money to, spend, how -are ýw. gonna' get the economy golng agfaun? Another of Sullivan's concerns ls the Youngt Offenders . Act which «should-bho changed and this will ho on. of ' otp pce DON SULLI VAN sentencing, and, the majority of the members believe theosystem needs te ho overbauled, heogsys. mMe_ (yungoffenders) osbould be hfd or. responible for thelr-actions." Sullivan says offences b younq offondorsà have dramati- cally mncreased aIl over the coun- try ln tho last year, accordng te police reports. "ne .,sentences muet reflect thé crimes,» ho says. An alternative te, the eisting9 criminel strtem bý.has te b.found because 'eoro you change sornetbing, you 'offer sometbinig botter,» ho says. Sullivan, a former Metro police offilcr,Mgied recognition with the publication of 'Victime: Orjhans 'of Justice,' wbvich cbronicled'bis fiimilyes figbt for, a labour, manage bdfels ho justice after, bis cauIr amela bas.learned a lot since working was murdered in Ajax In 1980 by' bis way up, from hoing a con- acriminl out of prison on marn-stbe date sf'upervision. 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